Lesson Plan
When should transitions take place in a lesson?
When moving from whole group to small group.
What does Bloom's taxonomy help educators develop?
Critical Thinking and order cognitive abilities in students.
"I can" statements are......?
The learning targets in Children friendly language.
Feedback can be positive and ______?
Negative
How long should a transition take?
30 seconds.
What is a behavioral objective?
What a student will be able to do in the lesson.
What is the average wait time for students to respond to a question?
3-5 seconds.
On a time analysis coding sheet what should have the least time?
Management
Why is feedback important?
It improves the students achievement.
Why are timers important during your lesson?
To help with the pace of your lesson.
How does the hook and link work together in a lesson plan?
The hook introduces the lesson. The link connect it to reality of the student.
What is the difference between convergent and divergent questions?
Convergent is an correct exact answer. Divergent is an opened ended type question that could have different answers.
What is considered the scaffolding method?
This is when a teacher model for students several times. Students are able to work at their own pace.
How many categories are there for feedback?
5
What is general feedback?
Conveys no information to the task.
A closure should take more than 5 minutes? True or False?
False
What is the purpose of questioning in a lesson?
To allow students to maximize their learning potential.
On a time analysis coding sheet what should have the most time?
Activity
What type of feedback advise the student to improve in the future?
Corrective
The target of feedback can be individual or class/group? True or False?
True
What is the most important part of your lesson?
The activity.
What is a probing question?
Allow the students to think deeper.
Why do we use formative assessments?
To progress monitor the student growth.
What is congruent feedback?
Directly related to the lesson.
An attention signal is use to?
To get your students attention.